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Tshwane relaunches annual new year’s eve festival
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The City of Tshwane has revived its annual New Year’s Eve festival as part of efforts to position the capital as a vibrant holiday destination.
Mayor Nasiphi Moya says the relaunch is rooted in restoring traditions that once brought communities together across the city.
The Mayor says the event honours the resilience of the city’s residents while offering a joyful way to usher in the New Year.
The celebration featured an extensive entertainment programme, with up to 40 artists performing across a range of music genres.
Mayor Nasiphi Moya says the relaunch is rooted in restoring traditions that once brought communities together across the city.
The Mayor says the event honours the resilience of the city’s residents while offering a joyful way to usher in the New Year.
The celebration featured an extensive entertainment programme, with up to 40 artists performing across a range of music genres.
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Central Energy Fund data signals possible fuel price cut in January
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The latest data from the Central Energy Fund indicates that motorists could get some relief at the pumps in the month of January.
Both grades of petrol are set to decrease by between 49 cents and 54 cents per litre.
Diesel users are likely to benefit the most, with a decrease of between R1.26 and R1.38 cents per litre.
The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources is expected to announce the new fuel prices on the first Wednesday of 2026.
Both grades of petrol are set to decrease by between 49 cents and 54 cents per litre.
Diesel users are likely to benefit the most, with a decrease of between R1.26 and R1.38 cents per litre.
The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources is expected to announce the new fuel prices on the first Wednesday of 2026.
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Northern Cape health department permanently appoints over 400 community healthcare workers
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The Northern Cape Department of Health has taken a significant step towards strengthening primary healthcare services with the permanent appointment of more than 400 community healthcare workers across the province.
A further 300 workers are currently undergoing verification, while over 100 are awaiting the verification of their matric certificates.
The appointments follow a Provincial Treasury allocation of more than R130 million, aimed at expanding and stabilising the community healthcare workforce.
The move is expected to enhance healthcare delivery at grassroots level while creating much-needed employment opportunities across the Northern Cape.
A further 300 workers are currently undergoing verification, while over 100 are awaiting the verification of their matric certificates.
The appointments follow a Provincial Treasury allocation of more than R130 million, aimed at expanding and stabilising the community healthcare workforce.
The move is expected to enhance healthcare delivery at grassroots level while creating much-needed employment opportunities across the Northern Cape.
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